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rreis
PostPosted: Thu Sep 30, 2010 5:41 am 
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I'm posting this after reading it in Fana de l'Aviation (french mag) and a quick search in the forum by "thunder city" didn't blimped on my radar.

abridged version: "thunder city" closed. reason: weak world economy, high maintenance costs and local authority instability.

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(edited: added the maintenance costs, also specified in the news item)

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I suppose that the crash of the their Lightning and the tragic lost of her pilot was also one of the main reason of that...

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